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Hey! If you don't mind could you remove the "bold" from the other delete and keep votes and just keep one? If you want to withdraw your vote, you can WP:STRIKE it out. Cheers. --Lemongirl942 (talk) 18:09, 13 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Oops. I didn't mean to vote again, just to put some weight to it after all checking I did. Thanks for teaching me something I didn't know. Fruitmince (talk) 18:15, 13 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Oh, not a problem at all. It's just that we usually just bold only one either "keep" or "delete". Since you are advocating a delete based on sources, I suggest you remove the keep (just to avoid confusing the closer). Thank you for your help analysing the sources btw! --Lemongirl942 (talk) 16:28, 14 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Even I joined to wikipedia in 2014 I did it for single purpose: I update article about Hiroshima landslides at that year...(It was machine-translating Japanese, cleaning obvious errors in translation and incorporating that info further.. Nobody else did it then and nobody else bothers with Japanese sources, either.. see ban-ei, in example.) And what comes to that extreme Google "litmus test". I was so sick and bored(well, not _literally) to whole affair... while ending up establishing few "merits of notability" for those that are unknown for wider audience(Sundance as bottom guideline, Category:European film awards as next tier, Cannes was just... I don't know, madness because Quentin Tarantino used to be *edit* in jury and I love his movies) or don't have clear notability rules "written down" in guides here (as I said "Gordon Ramsay"-merit(Michelin star) or other _award_ that generates publicity), for food/drink related people, and businesses that aren't in stock market....(Some salvo to avoid next macabre farce: http://www.nexok.co.uk/, https://companycheck.co.uk, https://www.endole.co.uk, https://check-business.co.uk . These links should be spread around for everyone that checks news business-relating wikiarticles. They may be useful.) And something I did for..... just to "establish" something? (OCD is fun.)

• Nordic Media Entertainment: Cash £14, Net Worth £-17.1k, Current Liabilities £0, credit rating F
• CE Media (registered as Ce Media Solutions Limited) : Cash £449, Net Worth£29.14k(other sources £2.5k and £2,475(30th June 2015)) Current Liabilities £-118.33k credit rating D
• S&P Broadcasting (A.S.=joint-stock company) Share capital 2 000 000 CZK(from economy site). CZK -> SGD = 113,471.37 SGD (and just for clarifying.... CZK -> EUR =74,013.90.

And as comparison... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companies_of_the_Czech_Republic#Largest_by_revenue

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Hi there, I can see you are kind of new to editing Wikipedia and very enthusiastic, but please be a little more careful about formatting things. Please read WP:CITE and try to follow the same citation format as other references in a given article (using the citation templates or reFill is best). Also, please be more careful with using correct English structure and grammar; you often forget to include articles such as "a" "an" or "the". Also, don't just remove citations, try to either find better ones or tag them for people to look over and try to fix. Good luck editing! Montanabw^(talk) 02:00, 17 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

• I'm not native English speaker. Even I grew up amusing myself with English-language computer games and other media, I dropped a ball in school (and _still_ drop it, as you've witnessed) exactly for "a", "an" and "the". They're bane of my existence - and exact reason I tagged ban'ei for grammar.

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